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Contracts I
Fall semester · Prof. Kim
- Offer & acceptance
- Consideration
- Remedies
FINAL EXAM DEC 12
SYLLABUS
12 CARDS TO REVIEWWhat makes a promise enforceable?
Consideration · from Contracts casebook.pdf
SHOW ANSWEROUTLINEConsideration12 points, each cited
PRACTICE SETConsideration8 questions, each cited
THIS WEEK6h 20m mapped
RDAngel v. Murray, pp. 214-23135 min · before Thursday
OLOutline · Consideration25 min
FCFlashcards · pass 320 min
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SYLLABUS READWEEK 10 · MAPPED
RDAngel v. Murray, pp. 214–23135 min · before Thursday
OLOutline · Consideration25 min · from your notes
FCFlashcards · pass 320 min · spaced review
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Read pp. 214-236 · UCC §2-207Read40 min
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Flashcards · Consideration · pass 3Flashcards20 min
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WEEK 07 · YOUR NOTESPre-Existing Duty
performing a duty you already owe is NOT consideration (Alaska Packers v. Domenico, the sailors’ mid-voyage raise)
common law: modification needs new consideration
exception: unanticipated circumstances + fair modification (Rest. 2d § 89, Angel v. Murray)
UCC § 2-209(1): no consideration needed to modify, policed by good faith instead
prof hint: classify goods vs. services FIRST, then pick the rule
STUDY TOOLS
ATTACK OUTLINE · § IV
IV. Pre-Existing Duty Rule
ABaseline: performing an existing legal duty is not consideration for a new promise (Alaska Packers v. Domenico)
BEscape hatches: rescind and remake the contract, or undertake a different or additional duty
CRest. 2d § 89: modification binds without new consideration if it is fair in light of unanticipated circumstances (Angel v. Murray)
DUCC § 2-209(1): no consideration needed for goods; policed by good faith and § 2-209(2) no-oral-modification clauses
EExam move: classify the deal as goods or services first, then apply the matching modification rule
FROM: WEEK 07 NOTES · P. 1
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[1] Contracts casebook · p. 219[2] Class notes · Week 07
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Contracts casebook · p. 219:“A promise is unenforceable unless supported by consideration, meaning a bargained-for exchange.”
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